Fans of shopping can spend in Bucharest shopping in any thematic orientation. Reviews about shopping in Bucharest in the food area are very mixed. The city's food markets are mainly traded by overbidders, so it is difficult to find exceptionally fresh products there.
The most trustworthy market is "Amzey" on the square of the same name. It is easier to buy products in supermarkets and hypermarkets. In this regard, such shopping centers in Bucharest as City Mall, Baneasa Shopping City are recommended. There are also small supermarkets around the city, but you should be careful not to get into Soviet-type establishments, which are still found on the streets of Budapest. There, high prices are usually complemented by wonderful Soviet-style service.
A shopping tour of Bucharest's universal shopping destinations can be done at Baneasa Shopping City, Liberty Center, and AFI Palace Cotroceni. The latter two are notable for their convenient locations. Smaller shopping centers in Bucharest are also worthy of attention. For example, Bucuresti Mall, located on Cala Vitan Street.
If you are looking for outlet stores in Bucharest, you should check out the Jolie Ville Shopping Center. It is located on the way to the airport, so it is actually an outlet under Bucharest. Therefore, you can plan to visit it at the beginning or at the end of your trip.
Shopping in Bucharest souvenir shops invariably brings delightful reviews from tourists. You can find them on the shopping street Calea Victoriei. Here is one of the largest souvenir shops in the city, where you can buy anything except food.
Fans of original items can look for something worthy at the flea markets of Strada Talcioc, Militari, Lipscani and Mihai Bravu. The last one is considered the best. Book lovers can go to Humanitas bookstore, the best bookstore in the city, and antiques fans to Thomas Antiques.
